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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
NEWARK

inquest in the murder OF Margaret Abreclt was re-
sumel hy Coroner Williams Yesterday. No facts
few minutes previous Ia the murder OF
The girl In the In Iawrencct several young who
had been with the girls went away The witnesses
rearmcd statements about the Italian having done the
An aged man named McCau the grandfather OF the infant
eon of James who died at No % ligs OF pox
week ago was stricken with the disease Saturday and
died early morning In the same house McCaul
had the disease in the worst FORM lie had not been vac
cnated.
The 730 p accommodation train from south Orange on
te Morr and Railroad yesterday struck ami killed
man at lille stat on he victim was about thirty
Ave wears old and dressed In his pocket
srance policy Brooklyn TO William Roster aud
three pawn tickets.
by John Watts Kearnv brother
of the late raj Kcarny. at Kearny Castle the
Pa-sac st night The house and grounds brilliantly
Liz led and the interior handsomely decorated Mrs
~tcd lady friends. Several hun red
guests were present from Newark and other cities.
Great prenaratons have been made for the banquet o
the Young publican Club 10 lie hid on Friday evening
Among the invited gucats expected Senator Grirgs
of Paterson A. w Tenney Of brooklyn
and q. Blaine The responses 10 the toast- Will be
made by A. O. kcasy Cortiandt Parker. senator Fish,
George w Uubbcll Carroll +. Bassett and others.
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NEW-.IERSEY.

PATREsoy-Frnst Boerner the master Of German English
school was arrested yesterday and held In 100 bail by Re
corder Greaves charge by Louis Gerstnger
tailor alleged that Hocrner had been guilty OF
Lena thirteen, daughter OF the com
the school Boener -tOutly denies the
charge the OF eN.AldcTman Edwin
Rrainhal who was tried Monday Indictment for
bribery having accepted commissions from Adoph Ban
bills for city contracts secured through
Bramhas influence while Alderman. discharged yes
teray Judge Dixon after having been out all night as
they They stood eight for conviction aud
The indictment against Bfama VIII be
OF the court H. Jacobs who
theatres many cities has secured
lease OF Paterson Opera House for beghnng
will owprcei theatre III :
will bar and night engagements and all rst
local entertainments and meetings
continuously with engagements OF not
a This Will le Paterson without a
The the house has not
prices which usually from 10 cents
down for aud for strong attractions 81 Tor
the best seat
NTw BEt'NswlcK-1he Peoples National Bank has been
Organized with capital OF 500 and Will open for busi
ness June l. 1. Ev Schanck. Of Allentown, " J.. has
been appOntc cashier The board OF directors - composed
o George W. ncvOe. g. kirkpatrick. j. y bemott H. W
Thomas Mason. o. q. stlmIn, d. Norton, Dr. G. NJ
Stack and rhip lieritck.
FIuABRTn.-The Of tho 9th New Jersey Noun.
teers brian: record during tie late war hold
their Yesterday afternoon To celebrate the
tweny-nh anlivoTsary OF the battle Of Roanoke Island
Charles A. hickman presided and General J. hddi
son Drake acted secretary About two hundred veterans
Ne re
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new athletic and social izatlon Is TO be ormcn IN
sonh Brook yn the large Casuo binding Ia titNs
or Tente Nassau Athletic cub may JON
issues in the scheme.
resdents m broadway Gerry complain that ter
cellars are badly iooiei as ever.
Bell who was deeafel ior Congress
ast fal by v whose majority was III has not 10
ciced whether or contest the seat His counsel e1
who had al IN
said yesterday that he Mt
Bell from entering upon contest but The matter MAS sun i'll
doubt
Henry sackmann died Monday at his home at Atlantic
and Wyckon seventy three lie was born IN uor
In Ncsey st, New YORK. lie owned con-
real estate in the former town OF NcwLots ana
rect named for him.
John McNay trial for murder In tho first de-
his plea guilty YESTERDAY alter the evidence against
and pleaded guilty 10 masauRhter In tie
AS the evidence showed that he was Lot
guilty murder the plea accepted and the jury found
linn guilty and recommended him 10 mercy.
Tho Of Eugene NJ Packard who charged
with embczzng upward o $50 900 from his employer Henry
owen OF and Henry st. for whom he comb
for twenty years came TO trial yeser
against him and the trial based the
dra wing OF a check for 1865 OF. MI Owen testified
thai for dozen he implicitly trusted and never
books Mr. Packard denied The charges against
check In question was correct 0ne Aftera
short dellberatlon the jury found him not guilty.
pIvmou,h lecture room adjoining church parlors
attractive appearance yesterday al the opening
n fair 10 continue three days In place OF rows Of seas
wers ravy booths in which everything which tho
u coud devise displayed for sale In
fashion The purposes OF the fair To
defray the the rchng the parors and aid in
the mission church Many OF the leading ladies
the church headed by Mr., Beecer have charge 81 1e
departments feature Is inc NcWEhgahu uinher
he'd | H..
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STATEN lsLAND.

Considerable excitement caused at 81 George yesterday
afternoon when Thea o'clock sin was about 10 start
man Jumped from the platform 10 the track IN
Of the The engineer pprd The ir~n ana
simOnHon arrested the wOuiue suicide. When
justice Corbc At New Brighton lie gave hs
John HAYDEN. lofiy hyc years Oi age hatlse
Uui wi W employed fireman board the BRUSH
steamer lie committed To police headquarters
refused To- for
his attempted suicide and Is thought that lie Is suffering
from temporary Insanity.
ahctine Dufau blind girl nineteen years
old the ifc 81 Leon Du ftcnchnAn Who while
arrested aud Imprisoned
ON charge committed 10 I'll" Foofh"u-e yes
t,t,l.y by Police justice Vaughn Tho
rt, ay,si deep her forehead winch she sal hal
been inflicted pail In ihc hands OF her mot ell size
that At home account OF her
mothers constant cruelty and pleaded fr refuge until her
husband il rel prison four months hence che also
OF the peace and an "a 'oh@Ab" IA A lhg
criminal assault upon her Tho mother
vs. arrested but a. gi refused 10 make comp
against heI she discharged
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MEsrcnEsrER COUNTY.

M0UNI VFuN0y.-A o. smip0t d reported by Dr 4
NJ campbell The Board Of Health Tic victim IL Hydney
WhG ccs - that he became aic, tel
the while attending BuralO BINS " Ad " cat
show.
RYFThe Rev Charles W. Baird. pastor OF tho Prcsby.
terrain Church. who stricken down with paayss
SATURDAY last still In crtcd condition yesterday.
YoSKERs-Ruuor. circulated In N6nkers yesterday 10
Tie effect that the iilcns National Bank trouble Tut
the story II destitute OF any foundation.
While PLAISs-The indictments against John " Master.
misApproWiating funds placed Ia their
dismissed Yesterday 10y Judge T. y
Mills " hen MasteTon & Co. tailed they indebted to
the firm OF llan1ot Noye- of Ncwlork iOT sS2t0J Tor
which they obtained but Mr.. krhOc
Masteron reversal Of Judge Dykmau order
rott q Noye. accepted IN settlement their
a mogsg, the BrOnxvle property Yesterday Dlstfct
BaFcr before Judge NJ lis ami stated
Ma.iertun r.t- b shed under
BANKING Law consequently all that tlcy had been guilty. of
was breach of Under these crcunH Jugs
di-nssrd the indictments Robert Johnston
Mrs Johanna Weiss charged with completely causing the
death OF Mrs Cochran widow OF the late Charles " hiram
went before Justice ykman yesterday and ota writ OF
habeas corpus Touruahle This morning Ia Cor
onrr permitted her 10 return To NewNOk parole
appear a The adjourned inquest tOmOITOw.
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KILLING cHTLD WITH 4 Nov FROM srooy

Six year old Joseph Kaspcr whose parents we're cigar
makers living No 1893 East Seventy sIiht died on Mon
day January autopsy subsequently made DENNY
Coroner crod showeda compound depressed fratrr OF o
skull mother Of the child expressed her conviction thai
the child been Killed by Barbara Poklrna nolrni,n
woman whom she employed 10 take care Of her children viii
abe and her work. lie told ms oit,r
shortly death that barbara had him ON The
head spoon, but lies begged his mother say
thing She'll hit when yOus away n you do" was lhe
fellows plea The servant denied having harmed tne
lad claiming injury produced 10y his falling frun
chair steps taken toward the glr and
acknOw lodged the mother had u,
sstently questioned her. mat she struck the child with
spoon II PLANTATION that she
child baby-wlen there a u m, nm,
eau falling Of plank which JOsorh had pIsc c
and had been lying upon. she was
by The and sprang after the little fellow who cochd
down behind door She saunced the blood that er,n ,o
How and honestly thought that the injury resulted fun he
fall ittr fellow. burial she thought over ths c,
her that she spoon an I,
hand when she struck the boy. ~
Inquest hell yesterday by Coroner
Kaspcr and Barbara both testified The Jury gave Yer
ablc for the boy Il, Il,
committed her "A charge of man slaughter ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

Naomi Il. Jacobs young Hebrew woman was taken TO
Police headquarters Friday and placed in Matron WeObs
policeman who had found her in Parkave. SAID she
lost Naomi said her aunt. Mrs Wells Of Parkave
who lost. Naonns father is miner Red
sn County Colorado lie her $50 recently and
sent her visit to her grandmother In Michigan. Her
grandmother sick and Naomi stayed with her only TWO
DAYS Instead OF back 70 her father Naomi decided to
Mis- Wells she arrived in the city Friday
having spent all her ,y TO find Mrs Wells absent In
policeman found her homeless and In tho
street Superintendent MURRAY learned that lawyer stc
ling, OF No AZ William ST., Has agent Or Mrs ellis In her
absence lie finally sentrd To pay the young woman
her grandmotfers house in Michigan Naomi
she yielded
1aY and was semi Mr.. sterliDgs expense.
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PROMOTION AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Under opinion recently given by Civil Service Com
issoner ogelby applications been made by Of the
cay inspectors Of the Custom House to be transferred to
In the ST. grade and they have forwarded
70 Secretary Manning for his action As there to be
varied opinion as TO the regularity OF such transfers before
they made the question have be
form before the Commission OF a formulated
opinion whether II would be violation Civil
Vice Under Previous Collector that three
transfers OF this nature made but the
ward IL violation OF the law
not required 10 thorough
animation those for clerks.
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HOME Ne us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Men. York Ho-Unitod States Treasurer Conrad y. y4
dan General Joseph Anderson Of Virginia and oeneia e.
p Alexander OF Geo gia .Sfurterdn 90
William H. Hatch Missouri and Samuel X refers o n
Murray an Hot,t-Congressman r. n; y, '"m any VI
ram 1renue Hofei-James f. JOY, OF Detroit; ana w
Chamber lain OF Cleveland. Windsor Hor-snnee par
lam ] Bacon OF Utica -. Hoffman House-Roswem y.
menter OF Troy ~ Hotel Brunspiek-C o. Pefrau ffen'n
IN Montre
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rArMENr or Personal PROrKRrr rAxEs

Alderman Conkng at the meeting OF the Board yes,cr
day. called up his resolution offered at the previous meet
ing asking the Legislature To- pass the hi II providing
among Other things. that when person has no place OF
bsness occupation his personal estate shall
IN whatever town, county or ward IL may be- Mr.
CoDang strongly this the ground that there
many wealthy persons who avoided pay ing on
personal property. Ibc subject was Icfencd To the
Committee ON Law.
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vu.r1s GOING ON TO-DAY.

Aaueduct Commissioners p m OWN
Tannhi,con No SO West Twenty eiRhth-st, p M.
Frt and Vegetable trade meeting Mercantile Eicnahge'
trial Of dealers before Recoiurr riny
Iarchmont acit Club annual meetine' holei ID
ASSOCIATION Of Copper Manuacturers dinner Hotel Rruns
wick. y. m. - ., -u.,,,nn uo,a, p-n,swct
$40 p. IN. W.
Woman Suffrage League Park Avenue Hotel p. m
Seth Lows lecture Clinton and Livingston sts BrooKyh
SPIN. - 90, ,,,-,. o.
Kotes Post No 49, ball, Germania Assembly Rooms even
ing ,, ..,.,, 1,,ro,,,o, Grand Can
trail Hotel.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
Okh ............i
ARRIVE

PORT OF y YORK l-SpAi I'D - ioo'
ARRIVED.
Steamer Gottarao Gan VIOLA catana Dec ~ Palermo
Me.sna H. Naples ~ GbrsaaT ~ ro WY md'e
rived a the Bar at 40 IN. ,.--,. -, o,
Savannah Feb chareson days with mdSo anu passeh'
serssrS lila VEN anemy Dodge Trapan via Gloucester
'O seh1 II arout sceyc st John NB 10 days. with lath
1arre Easier Fr Easier John. Nh. with lumber
to Seammell Bros. vessel to Il Miller Co.
sUNsEI-wind At SANITY Hook, calm dense fog. At CITY
IsIand. light w dense log
CLEARED.
Steamer Leo OBJ. Gaines. London via HalifaI-Barber
steamer Arizona FRI Brooks Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Aer CGer Chrstoncrs Bremen via Southampton
steamer Colon Henderson, AspnwaPacidc Mail IS Co.
CIV s,e. .sr wa newport News~M romSres
steamer seneca Walker Norfolk Newport News anu West
Steamcr General whitney I,carsc Boston-II Dmock
BarE France-chno > uua. tarrcco. Alexandria, Egypt
EarH orion tNor Jolanesscn. Guayaqu. Ecq-w Grace
& Co ,,.
Steamer Chas Mayer. Tor Baltimore.
Anchored a, CIV island; bound outmsteamor Amos Bar
stow. Tor Providence Detained 10y log.
SPOKEN.
New ORR Mediterranean ports.
MIsCELIA NEoUS
Bark isabel @ love from New safs for AntTsp
repaired. and Is on her way to Antwerp IN tow
Bark uronlrs ,Br, Everett from Porto Olivia for New
York has put into 81 Thomas loaky
uAlIFAX, Feb S-Stcamer Mrtherby fIr). Lewis, from
Antwerp BOsOn 23 daysou, arrived here to-day short
OF cca experienced rough weather but no damage.
I'M MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMERs.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Loxpov. Feb Arrived steamer California (Br Young.
IvEnrooI Feb "A arrived steamers Albna Orl Johnson
from Ncw.OrTrans Jan 10; Federico span Gar.eh. from
New orleans II; Ccassan OBJ chardson from Port
land jar ~.
sailed, steamer Montreal (Br,. Hunter. for Philadelphia.
BRISTOL Feb ARRIVED steamer Ontario tBri, Couch
from Portland Jan -. ~ - -
MDrhroRl Fob sailed steamer York city tIr Lem.
fOv Ntw-Soik.
swANsEA Feb Sailed. Surrey (Br, Murrel, for
Philadelphia
PMAwtE roxI. Feb Passed steamer Lepanto tBr) IT..
from Ncw.lork on her way 10 Hull
FAsINEE Feb S-rasscd steamer Gala tBr), Murphy
sCILLY sPtssc. steamer switzerland tielg Busch
mann, Phiiaclphn Jan 20 ON her way t. AntwcrI
Feb S-ArI1Nct steamer MafrnSO lBf), AD.
bolt. New. \ Ork Jan ~.
CkuZ Feb 7-Aiuye, steamer Lykus tRrl Phillskirk,
from Scw-Y orG JAMS.
iunATAR Ieb S-AIrive. steamer independents utall,
p,raiello from New YORK tor Mediterranean ports,
Ieb Passed, steamer Mount Lebanon tlir), from
Mediterranean ports on her way Ia Now.lorK.
b-Hallc, steamer NIifl
~ NewN ok.
pAirnMo 5-sailci. steamer Letimbro Uta, hi Mar
CO q New.lOik.
hounAl Feb Arrived steamer CachemiIo Fr). Oscar
ros from. Ncw.lo.k Dec 2j
ST KIIs Feb 6Auvel, steamer marlborough ODD. Fra
SCI, IRON New.loik Oh her Way 10 iiatpaiv,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
no cUAyGE ~ THE HIGGIyS SypJrr

The ouble in IIiggnss carpet factory has not been
settled Some of the strikers who members of pi
trct Assembly No. 40 say that the strike will only b
settled by the removal vi john hofrson the District
Master Workman OF District Assembly No. I2N which
includes nearly all of the employees of the fartorv
Morrison has been ont with the leaGers OF District ~
Tor long time. and IL is said the present strike ia
nImed al Inn moro than al non union cual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
AWYERs YyOORPORATEA CLUB

The lawyer Down Town Club. whose certificate OF in
corporation filed yesterday provide suitable
meeting and lunch ooms to foster social intercourse and to
provide library for Its members William Allen Butler r,
William A. Duer william d. Guthre, Charles Hei Butler.
Edward J.. Montgomery John j. McCook. James McKcep.
Alexander and George e. Holt the trustees
6rafHe aH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

LECTURE IN AID OF INDIAN STUDENTS
On Friday evening O'Clock Mrs I. Mitchell Tying will
dive lecture Chapel Of the Church OF the Holy Trim.
IT, No 20 East Forty thrdst by invitation from the sun
vschooi OF TIE church work for Indian students
8 Hampton. Va The subject Of the lecture VIII be
Art Of Ancient Greece" with sereoptc Illus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

Two brles were yesterday In the wall OF the post
Office and is taken as vndcaon Of John W.
the night wachmab He said he red at the bnr
glars who rade Office night last week but OF
bullet holes could be found until yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

all the old board Of directors follows: samuei
o,.o,t rrank Curt,ss. A. r. vanNest, Henry
Demarest. William Bryce, william Y. Mortimer. Alper'
W. Green Theodore f. Mncy. Abjah Cnrtss ChaTies 81,
Iandon Henry s. Moore and Edward Weston for in-
spcctors Of election Edward Brown Frederick A. e"ns
and T. H. Garrison were selected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
MARINE INIELLIGE NCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
today
sunrse. 81 Sets. % Moor rise. IA Moons arc 10
IlICH WATER.
A. -sandy Hook. 500 Gov lard. s3l Hell Gate 100
P.M-Sandy Hook. o3i Gov lsd. VOb hcu Halc IV''O
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Announcements
LUNDBORG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

You can avoid gray hair by using Parker's
Hair Balsam; noted for Its cleanliness
Kidney diseases cured by Parkers Tonic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

Seaskin PaletOts. plain and trimmed; all
81 50 inches long Gle ,ant fitting garments, Prices
M al ~ G. manufactured lO3 Princest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
ALL GENTLEMEN

II THE HABIT OF DEALING WITH eth AVENUE
TAILORs a y PAYING 5rH ANENIk PltiCE> " III
RI INTERESTED IN KNOWING THAT " l. HAVE
JUST PuRcHAsFD Ar FORCED SALE a LAnGE
LINE OF W RY FINE ENGL Su SUlIINGS THAT
we've IMPORTED LXPHLssLY FOR The VERY
THE QUALITIES AND STYLES WE CT ARANTEE TO
M IDENTICAL WITH THE $50 90 AID $4,000 sClI
mos sIO y IL THE ABOVE MENTIONED ESlAB-
LISIIMkNTS . 49, .
III ORDER TO DISPOSE OF THESE GOODS BEFORE
THk RFGI LAR SPRiNO SEASON, WE HAVE CON
GUIDED GIVE OUhCUSTOMENS AND TIE Pt g.
Lie THE BENEFIT or OUR Pt KCItAsE.
THEY CAN RI SEEN AT our STORE. SEQ BROAD
WAY, corn kR lHTIi.ST.. AND ALSO Al OUR DOWN.
TOWN STORE. 2O7 BROADWAY OPPOSITE CITY
WE W ii. MAKE TO ORDER IN OUR MATCHLE-S
STt LIE SUIT FROM ANY OF THESE GOODS AT
$1,000. - . - .. .
KEMEMBER EVERY PIECE IL THIS LINE, WITH.
OUT A SINGLE EXCEPTION, WE WARRANT 70 BE
1HE UElIN FINEST ENGLlsll 81 TIN OS lMlOKIED.
THEY AXE ALL SUITABLE For PRESENT AND
EARLY SPRING WEAR
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SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD DIRECTORS
The stockholders Of the Sixth Avenue Railroad CON-
eany held their annual meeting yesterday and reelected
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Pf,tltlhiNN.

enough 70 rest after OF bnsncss and there Is MOTH
ing doing we certainly TO waste our time"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
THEY DISLIKE HIM.
A Big Tradesman the Victim of
IncendiariSm.

A Big Tradesman the Victim of
Incendiarism.
LONDON, Aug. "a correspondent
says, in regard to the mysterious de-
structiOn of Whitely's great establish
ment: This fire is remarkable mainly
ON account of the mystery connected
Herewith. Whitely's great stores take
in the wares of butcher, baker, cOnfec-
toner, furniture dealer, dry goods, jew
elry, hardware, and in fact anything
sold at any shop in London. His Gus
tom amounts to millions of pounds an
nually. OF course he has thereby in
jured greatly the trade Of every small
dealer in London. His loss at this fire
is 95OO,OOO. 1t is his fifth disastrous fire
within as many years. The fire of Sat
urday, which was incendiary, broke out
in twenty different places. MI. Whitley
has been Stunned by the insurance COM
panieS for many years. He cannot OBJ
tain insurance at any price. He has to
bear the gigantic loss alone. He has
offered thousands of pounds to discover
his enemies, but as yet without avail. 1t
is believed that from the tradesmen of
London, who have been injured by his
great success, have come the means for
inf1icting upon him such terrible losses.
The fire called out the entire fire force
of London and occupied it for twelve
hours. If any fire had broken out in
any other direction at the same time,
the fire brigade could not have attended
to it. London to-day is in a condition
nearly as dangerous as when the great
fire of the seventeenth century swept
over it. There has been long drouth,
the water is very low and the engines
are not I'D to the standard.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
Assaulted a Girl.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Aug. 9.-Word has
been received here from Snow Hill,
Worcester county, Nd, that Josiah
Bodeley, aged twenty-nine, has been
arrested, charged with assault upon
Katie Bradford, aged sixteen, who lived
with her father, John Bradford, much
respected farmer. 1t seems that ON Sat
urday BOdeley took the girl in a buggy
to the camp meeting at Campbelltown.
They started for home late in the even
ing, but BOdeley stopped in the woods
and, despite the struggles of the girl,
assaulted her and detained her all night.
In the morning the girls father, in
searching for her, found BOdeley abus-
a severe thrashing, took his daughter
home and got out a warrant for Bode-
ley's arrest. The penalty of the crime
is death,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
Killed Her Mother.

LAwREN CE, Kan, Aug. 9.-On last
Saturday Mrs. Mary Rawlinson, aged
seventy-One years, arrived in Oswego,
from Augusta, Kan, intending to reside
with her daughter, Mrs. Harvey Willis.
After day or two the old lady quar-
of which she possessed a considerable
amount. Monday morning the two
women had a disgraceful quarrel, in
which Mrs. Willis grabbed her mother
by the hair and threw her violently to
the floor and beat and kicked her until
she became unconscious. In few
hours the injured woman died from her
injuries. She died while debating a
will to exclude her unnatural daughter
from receiving any of her property.
Mrs. Willis has been arrested.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
A Wild West BANQUET.

LONDON, Aug. "a ribroast break
fast in honor of Simon Cameron was
given to-day by Buffalo Bill and Nat
Salisbury in the marquee of the Wild
West camp. A score of distinguished
gentlemen were present, including
Chauncey NJ. Depew, Murat Halstead,
Gen. Hawley, Leonard Jerome and
Justin Mccarthy. Mr.. Phelps, the
United States minister, sent his regrets,
saying that he was going to Scotland.
Grilled ribs were served to the guests
on the homeliest platters and were
eaten, Indian fashion, with keen relish.
Buffalo Bill's rib roast dinner was
grand success and is the talk of the
town. The speeches of Chauncey M.
Depew and l.. Jerome, were very happy
and the latter's remark that he and Mr..
Depew were in London on similar err
randS-raiSing lOans-cOnvulSed the
company with laughter. Simon Cam
eron was in almost boyish spirits and
enjoyed the affair immensely.